dan: more to come on this tomorrow.oming up, we knew it would be significant after all these storms but didn't break records. we will tell you about the snow survey and what it means for our water supp before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next- generation 10g network. only from xfinity. dan: will, it is official. the snowpack is the largest recorded. 237% of average tying it with 1952 for the highest snowpack ever. h of 61.1 inches. that is huge for our water supply. officials say there is cause for concern as well. >> the real challenge as we move into spring and summer is significant flooding, particularly in the lake basin. dan: the lake basin is located in

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dan: really remarkable turn of events here tonight. more on this as we go along. new development with the antioch police races text message scandal. john burris is going to announce a lawsuit tomorrow against the city and its police force. the scandal came to light in the district attorney's investigation and has spiraled with the city's mayor requesting an audit of the police department. that happened just yesterday. 20% of the forces on leave. several other members are under investigation. we reached out to antioch police for comment and we are waiting for response. the chief has called the scandal an unfortunate situation. ama: we jump to abc 7 advancers. our chance to prepare you for key issues. i wait -- we wanted to focus in on the opioid crisis hitting our communities. governor newsom made a visit to san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood earlier today. his office says newsom and his cabinet held a private meeting on how to address fentanyl and opioid issues. governor newsom announced the so-called master plan for tackling the fentanyl and opioid crisis. $

they are setting up for the cannabis celebration which will feature music, food, and more. dan: we have much more news ahead. ama: abc 7 news anchor karina nova it is here with a live look at the stories. karina: we will take a deeper look into the racist text messages exchange in the antioch police department. our reporter, anser hassan, has been covering every angle of this story to he joins us with the investigation, the mayor's safety concern, and the people who were impacted. plus, we won't see draymond green on the court against the kings. abc 7 sports director larry beil joins us for what it means for the warriors. join us for abc 7 bay area streaming tv. ama: thank you. dan: download the abc 7 app or head to abc7news.com to join karina in minutes. ama: watching on tv, world news with davidmuir is next. i'm ama daetz. dan: and i'm dan ashley. we will see you again at 6:00. ♪ ♪ >> david: tonight, several breaking stories, a chilling series of shootings across several states and u.s. after mistakes. this time two cheerleaders shot after getting into the wrong car at a groc

dan: really remarkable turn of events here tonight. more on this as we go along.tioch police races text message scandal. john burris is going to announce a lawsuit tomorrow against the city and its police force. the scandal came to light in the district attorney's investigation and has spiraled with the city's mayor requesting an audit of the police department. that happened just yesterday. 20% of the forces on leave. several other members are under investigation. we reached out to antioch police for comment and we are waiting for response. the chief has called the scandal an unfortunate situation. ama: we jump to abc 7 advancers. our chance to prepare you for key issues. i wait -- we wanted to focus in on the opioid crisis hitting our communities. governor newsom made a visit to san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood earlier today. his office says newsom and his cabinet held a private meeting on how to address fentanyl and opioid issues. governor newsom announced the so-called master plan for tackling the fentanyl and opioid crisis. $3.5 million to provide overd

more then. many thanks, dan johnson — where it can more then. can more then. many thanks, dan johnson with that _ where it can more then. many thanks, dan johnson with that story _ where it can more then. many thanks, dan johnson with that story in - danjohnson with that story in dorset. the united states is "going to hell", says donald trump, in his response to a court appearance yesterday, when he was charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records. he told his supporters that it was a "fake case", part of a democratic conspiracy to damage his chances of winning the presidential election next year. the case relates to money paid to the former porn actress stormy daniels. 0ur north america editor, sarah smith, has the story. trump supporters lined the streets to welcome him back to florida, and you can see he is clearly loving it after what must have felt like a humiliating courtroom ordeal in new york. the former president used a prime—time speech from his mar—a—lago residence to attack a prosecutor who has charged him with 34 felony crim

dan: more on the warriors later on, but now let's move to developing news on the pending teachers strike in oakland. the union rallied this afternoon. [chanting] dan: teachers are calling for the oakland unified school district to improve labor practices. the teachers have submitted 21 proposals to district leaders which includes a plan to increase salary for teachers by 23%, which differs from the district's offer of a 22% increase based on pay schedule. >> they bargained in bad faith. they have been doing it for years. we are now scrambling and on the verge of a strike. dan: the district tried to challenge the legality of the strike to the employment board but it was denied. with one month left in the school year, the superintendent does not agree with the decision to strike. no final date has been set. >> the time to strike is not now. dan: oakland teachers have been working without a contract since last october. ousd says the salary increase is dependent on other items proposed that also requires funding. ama: police in san francisco are looking for a 12-year-old girl who has not bee

dan: more on the warriors later on, but now let's move to developing news on the pending teachers strikeoakland. the union rallied this afternoon. [chanting] dan: teachers are calling for the oakland unified school district to improve labor practices. the teachers have submitted 21 proposals to district leaders which includes a plan to increase salary for teachers by 23%, which differs from the district's offer of a 22% increase based on pay schedule. >> they bargained in bad faith. they have been doing it for years. we are now scrambling and on the verge of a strike. dan: the district tried to challenge the legality of the strike to the employment board but it was denied. with one month left in the school year, the superintendent does not agree with the decision to strike. no final date has been set. >> the time to strike is not now. dan: oakland teachers have been working without a contract since last october. ousd says the salary increase is dependent on other items proposed that also requires funding. ama: police in san francisco are looking for a 12-year-old girl who has not been se

more details to come. tim johns, abc7news. dan: the california capitol was evacuated because of what the california highway patrol calls a credible threat. the assembly ended in session early in the senate moved its session. things return to normal at 10:30 in the morning and visitors were allowed inside which made for an eerie experience. >> a prescheduled tour. we showed up, came in. no problem. it's completely deserted. everything is closed. it's weird in here. dan: jackson pinney of hayward is accused of threatening to shoot up the capital in sacramento. he was arrested this afternoon in granite bay. he's also accused of shootings last night outside the kaiser permanente medical center in roseville. no one was hurt. ama: khanna isn't backing down on his call for dianne feinstein to resign. she asked to be temporarily replaced on the judicial committee yesterday. it's complicated and she should step down, he says. >> every single senator, republican senator can object to that. senator schumer has done the right thing. he said h

dan: more to come on this. thank you. helping news, rising temperatures bringing rising concern from people as snow begins to melt in the sierra. engineers are closely monitoring potential flooding and are working to reduce the risks on communities in the valley. in yosemite, a flood watch will go into effect near the reset river thursday through tuesday as rivers and streams could begin to swell. >> we cannot dig our way or build our way out of this. we need to be smart with what the steps are we can take to protect as many people as possible. dan: we should see increased water levels at state reservoirs this week. officials will begin to distribute water pumps to local agencies to divert water from hitting communities. let's bring in spencer christian because it has been a lot warmer lately. spencer: it certainly has been and it will get a lot warmer still later this week. we have got this high-pressure system controlling our weather now as you can see on our satellite radar. it will bring sunny days but a significant w

more details to come. tim johns, abc7news. dan: the california capitol was evacuated because of what the california highway patrol calls a credible threat. the assembly ended in session early in the senate moved its session. things return to normal at 10:30 in the morning and visitors were allowed inside which made for an eerie experience. >> a prescheduled tour. we showed up, came in. no problem. it's completely deserted. everything is closed. it's weird in here. dan: jackson pinney of hayward is accused of threatening to shoot up the capital in sacramento. he was arrested this afternoon in granite bay. he's also accused of shootings last night outside the kaiser permanente medical center in roseville. no one was hurt. ama: khanna isn't backing down on his call for dianne feinstein to resign. she asked to be temporarily replaced on the judicial committee yesterday. it's complicated and she should step down, he says. >> every single senator, republican senator can object to that. senator schumer has done the right thing. he said h

dan: more to come on this. thank you. helping news, rising temperatures bringing rising concern from people as snow begins to melt in the sierra. engineers are closely monitoring potential flooding and are working to reduce the risks on communities in the valley. in yosemite, a flood watch will go into effect near the reset river thursday through tuesday as rivers and streams could begin to swell. >> we cannot dig our way or build our way out of this. we need to be smart with what the steps are we can take to protect as many people as possible. dan: we should see increased water levels at state reservoirs this week. officials will begin to distribute water pumps to local agencies to divert water from hitting communities. let's bring in spencer christian because it has been a lot warmer lately. spencer: it certainly has been and it will get a lot warmer still later this week. we have got this high-pressure system controlling our weather now as you can see on our satellite radar. it will bring sunny days but a significant w

ah, how one initiative is trying to make the if tom meal jerry rump, dan, more sustainable our german high school students have come up with environmentally friendly snacks and how a climate activist is working in a troubled region of distant congo. but 1st, we're going to head nearly 2000 kilometers west from here to syrians, atlantic coast, your re bay south of the capitol. free town is one of the many heavens for migratory birds arriving from europe. the area also supports and damage bird species and offers a lively who to local fishermen to. but climate change is put in enormous pressure on this coast to region. deforestation, and erosion of the land are, are real threats to the areas rich biodiversity. but one local initiative is seeking to persuade residents to do more to protect the environment, a long civilians coast to light village weavers thing, cheese and pelicans. a just a few of the bird species found in your re being on the west coast of surlier. the best place for birds, spotty, is out on the water. it's a veritable paradise says abdulla doda yorba is very more beautif

she is extremely grateful and she hopes the community will continue to support more people. danat is exciting. ama: it really is. we have more rain coming. dan: sandia is tracking that for us. sandhya: and it will be out of here before the holiday weekend gets underway. let's take a look at some live pictures. you will notice from all of our tower camera is that the skies are clouding up tonight. here is a look at our holiday weekend. tomorrow morning, wet and breezy. by the time the noon hour arrives, that rain is already exiting. we're looking at a dry and warmer saturday. it is going to be warm for easter. you will notice mid-60's to mid 70's. and a people have been asking about the warm weather. we do have this storm approaching northern california. ukiah has seen trace amounts in the last hour. locally here, a lot of moisture in the clouds. none of this is really reaching the ground except north of us around lake and encino counties. drought monitor, it is updated every thursday. we have minor improvement to talk about in the past week around the state. looking at going fro

fleeing the violence in multiple directions. hundreds of people have reportedly arrived in south for dan. more than 10000 people are crossed into neighboring chad. the world food program says is preparing to process these 100000 people. others that headed north to egypt. cake man, a volley as cans, east and central africa regional director. she says the violence is worsening. sedans, humanitarian crisis. one of the things that we always conscious about this year is that women and girls and children are always the most is the push to violence. and so some of the realities with his journeys as they leave it think this is actually going to be your girl. i still little 19, not concerned about what's going on to me for women and then how to them. we also know that to don in itself from a include army from an economic point of view. when you think about what do you think of this when you when the social social is not to this price, is your current bond and deepens unwritten receiving money. when g and quite it in a country that was already struggling economically with lighting food prices, the pursu

[laughter] dan: napping or fighting. larry: it's much more peaceful now.he we have ac river's and now the heat. i like the sports department. dan:dan: it is great and fun to highlight everyday working americans for sure. kristen: the golden state warriors that's right just one win away from advancing to the sefina, meaningnce and be that they are up 3-2 in the series. the worries will go for a fourth straight win at home tomorrow night. called youcalled, didn't you, larry? larry: it was not that difficult of a prediction to make given the relative inexperience of the kings and the warriors playing a little bit better in the most important thing is they are finally healthy and whole. they went through the entire season with guys injured coming in and out, even in the series you had fremont suspended, which worked in their favor because he has been tremendous the last couple of, so i thinkam they will close it out tomorrow. they better close it out. you do not want to go back to sacramento for the cowbells for game seven, so a lot of poise showdown the stret

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more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter. dan: a reminder, you can get our live newscasts, breaking news, weather, and more with our new abc 7 bay area news app on apple tv, google tv, fire tv, and roku. just search abc 7 bay area and download it. ama: after a pandemic pause, it is the 44th anniversary of the fundraiser benefiting the high school's financial aid program. within four decades, the showcase has raised $17 million for college prep education the event highlights more than two dozen interior designers who transform rooms through works of art. >> each designer designs a space, and you can come check out what it would look like to live in see cliff, in a six bedroom, six bath home, with a movie theater, wine cellar, a gym, a play room. ama: that sounds nice. the event runs through may 29. tickets are available on the san francisco decorator showcase website. dan: so much money over the years that has raised appeared we have more news ahead for you. ama: let's go to abc 7 news anchor karina nova. karina: tonight, we take

join more at 5:30. dan: thank you. if y out the world news is next. we appreciate your time. ama: we will see you again at 6:00. ♪ ♪ >> david: tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air, charges to be dropped against alec baldwin. what we have just learned. also the stunning images from texas tonight, the world's largest rocket blasting off and then exploding. and severe storms as we come on the air tonight, tornado watches in several states right now. several cities, including chicago tonight, in the zone. first tonight, less than two weeks before trial, prosecutors to drop the involuntary manslaughter charge against alec baldwin for the shooting death of cinematographer halyna hutchins. what's behind the move, kayna whitworth reporting. also tonight, tracking the tornado watch up right now in several cities as i mentioned chicago included. it comes amid confirmation tonight of an ef3 tornado touching down in oklahoma with winds more than 135 miles per

including a return stop to bring more relief to the people of pajaro. >> we need to bring resources to them. >> those resources bringing an arm a spirit of gratitude to the families. danll, i the sunshine. i think i put my umbrella back in the attic. ama: we have had a good run though. more change? sandhya: yes, that means bring the umbrella back from the attic. change is coming. let me show you live pictures right now. just savor the moment, enjoy the sunshine. we have clouds passing through but it is absolutely beautiful as you look at all our tower cameras from emeryville to santa cruz to mount tam looking at ocean beach. compared to 24 hours ago some areas are running a little bit warmer. most noticeable, fairfield up to 65 right now. take a look at the temperatures around the region. many of you in the mid-50's to mid 60's. there are low 50's around half moon bay and san francisco. checking out live doppler seven we have higher clouds beginning to increase in advance of this system and this system is right now pushing its energy toward the pacific northwest but we are going to start to see some of this move in in the form of clouds initially and rain coming late

we still have much more news ahead. dan: abc 7's is here for a story -- abc 7's karina nova is here for a look at the stories coming up. >> demands are growing louder for the district attorney's resignation. it announced pamela price's actions in several cases. we are joined more on the investigation into price. plus, the giants take on the dodgers at home today. chris alvarez joins us live from oracle park. plus, we will talk about the warriors getting ready for their first playoff matchup against the kings. join us for those stories and mort 5:30 on abc 7 bay area streaming tv. dan: thank you. ama: you can download the abc 7 streaming tv app or head to abc7news.com to join in two minutes. dan: world news tonight with david near is next. from spencer christian and all of us here, nice to be with you. ama: we will see you again at 6:00. that's why i take osteo bi-flex every day. it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, and continues to improve over time. kinda like us. osteo bi-flex. because i'm made to mov

more cities. it's on the homepage. dan: massive sports news. in the first round of the nba playoffs, the warriors draymond green now suspended for game three which is thursday because of this kick last night against the sacrament of kings. ama: let's bring in chris alvarez. this was a controversial call. reporter: there was reports that it wasn't going to happen. late in the night, this happens and it changes things. the warriors will be out without raymonde for game three thursday. they will be suspending him for one game. you'tmiiono raond ees l. he stomps on him. suspension was based on greens history of unsportsmanlike acts. it didn't help that raymonde was taunting the crowd with adam silver in the house. the other moment that stands out , an altercation with lebron james. he was suspended there. the warriors ultimately lost that series. the bonus hasn't been suspended. he's not facing additional action. he is questionable for game three with the sternum contusion. raymonde is out. the warriors made everybody. they are down 2-0. game three

dan: we have more news ahead for you. ama: karina nova, was coming up at 530? karina: we are continuing our discussion about calls for senator dianne feinstein to resign following a lengthy absence from the senate. tonight insider phil joins me on the impact of senate business and the arguments on both sides. plus, the full schedule for the warriors, kings matchup is out. chris alvarez went to the warriors practice today and joins us live with what to look for in the upcoming matchup. join us for those stories and more at 5:30 p.m. on abc7 bay area streaming tv. on tv, world news tonight withi. [captioning performed by nationtion ich is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? wh

and dan, what more do we know about what's in these documents?here are a lot of them. >> there are there are dozens, and as you said, this is arguably the most serious breach of security since the whole edward snowden episode in 2013. it's on a smaller scale. we're not talking thousands of documents but we're talking dozens, and there is a lot of sensitive information here, classified information it's labeled secret and top secret it shows on the one hand how much the u.s. has been able to penetrate russia's government and russia's military and the whole military campaign there in ukraine, and able to gain insights and help ukrainians prosecute their war, but it also has very frank assessments of ukraine's combat capabilities, how much ammunition they're using, when they might run out of it, what kind of damage was caused when certain strikes were carried out, and then there's these embarrassing details about how the u.s. is spying on south korea, on israel, and all of our other partners andallies the whole thing has become a headache the u.s. is

kron four's dan kerman has more. california attorney general rob bonta says he and his counterparts in 17 other states are demanding the national highway traffic safety administration. >> initiate a mandatory recall of hyundai and kia vehicles that are prone to theft. hyundai and kia have left us no choice. but to says hyundai and kia make cars without standard anti-theft devices and then did a little to correct the problem. fox hyundai and kia continued to fail to adequately respond by creating cars that can be started without the key cars that don't come with anti-theft devices that are standard across the country. even standard in cars. kia and hyundai manufacturer in other countries like canada and the carmaker's chose not to at make anti-theft devices a standard feature on their cars. tiktok video started popping up showing people how easy it was to steal these vehicles with a screwdriver and a usb cable. we're experiencing a one to 2% of our stolen vehicles hyundai's and kia's to 38%. authorities say the car ma

more cities. it's on the homepage. dan: massive sports news. in the first round of the nba playoffs, the warriors draymond green now suspended for game three which is thursday because of this kick last night against the sacrament of kings. ama: let's bring in chris alvarez. this was a controversial call. reporter: there was reports that it wasn't going to happen. late in the night, this happens and it changes things. the warriors will be out without raymonde for game three thursday. they will be suspending him for one game. you've probably seen it a million times now. he grabs draymond green's leg. he stomps on him. suspension was based on greens history of unsportsmanlike acts. it didn't help that raymonde was taunting the crowd with adam silver in the house. the other moment that stands out , an altercation with lebron james. he was suspended there. the warriors ultimately lost that series. the bonus hasn't been suspended. he's not facing additional action. he is questionable for game three with the sternum contusion. raymonde is out. the war

visit our website for more information and help. dan: you've heard a lot about the pandemic's impact on downtown spaces. there are major headlines today that we think deserve your attention. that's why we are making the focus of tonight's deep dive at 11:00. we will start in san francisco. it's one of the last in the pack to recover nationwide. one of the worst affected in the first few months of this year. office vacancies were at their highest level ever recorded. we learned another major name. salesforce will be dumping the remaining office space at 350 mission st and subleasing it instead. this is not a pro to san francisco. many across the country are on high alert for the financial threat posed by america's empty offices. the pandemic brought a major change to how many businesses operate. >> for so many people, not going to the office is much as they have before has had a seismic impact on commercial real estate. dan: and the potential problem for america's banks. >> there's no question that there's some risk in the system associa

the third time in recent days that someone has responded to an innocent mixup with gunfire dan scheneman has more >> reporter: a young woman seriously hurt near austin, texas over a misunderstanding. >> these girls were just trying to get home. >> reporter: four chieerleaders who just finished practice went to a grocery one of them mistakenly got into the wrong car. shots were fired >> i was trying to apologize to him. halfway my window was down. he pulled out a gun and started shooting at all of us. >> reporter: one person treated at the scene, a second identified as peyton washington airlifted to a hospital. >> she's literally a role model for the kids in this industry throughout the country everybody knows him. >> reporter: one man is now charged. it's not the only mistake that ignited deadly violence. in new york state, authorities say 20-year-old kelyn gillis was killed when she and friends made a wrong turn >> they drove up this driveway for a very short time. realized their mistake and were leaving. when mr. monahan came out and fired two shots. >> reporter: investigators say gillis was ju

dan: emergency responders showed up fast and help the bus driver. dylan is being honored for his work. he was so calm and decisive. good for him. ama: absolutely. one morein. that's what the warriors need tomorrow night. dan: larry beil is here. larry: the dubs have solved their road woes. now can they finish off the kings tomorrow night at chase? early alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power. introducing astepro allergy. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid-free spray. while flonase takes hours, astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can [ spray, spray ] astepro and go. at denny's, the first bite from our new menu stops the world around yo

kron four's dan kerman has more. a coalition of community groups led by the naacp of san jose. >> is demanding an independent investigation into the san jose police officers association. now that federal prosecutors have filed drug charges against the p o a's executive director joanne segovia. people are involved. she didn't do this alone. >> so we need to have the p away. just said we're going to do an internal investigation. that doesn't we need an independent investigation. prosecutors allege to go via used computers both at work and at home. >> to order thousands of opioids and other pills as part of a larger scheme to bring synthetic opioids into the u.s. and distribute them. if the allegations are substantiated. >> who else was a part of this international network? were local agencies are personnel involved in the activity aware of the activity? we're in positions to know about the activity. the poe is refusing to put up with this guilt by association. in a statement they point out no other individual associate

. >> harris: dan springer with more on this. ding about this this morning sounds like we live in a different country. >> this is a growing issue all over the country. there are several hundred active bills across the u.s. on transgender policies. 16 of those states have passed laws that ban minors from getting medical intervention to change their gender. most laws are so new they won't take effect later this year or next. the states of washington and oregon are moving in the opposite direction making all transgender services a right for kids and allowing those kids as young as 15 years old to shut their parents out of the whole process. in washington teens can run away from home, go to a shelter, say they're transgender and now no obligation for the state to contact those parents. the sponsors say it's about kids' safety. >> we want to get them into a safe, stable environment with adult supervision. reconnected back to their family ideally. >> parents can be kept from their children if there is no allegation of neglect. oregon, i

kron four's dan kerman has more on statements and possible followed a feinstein does worse time. >> silicon valley democratic congressman roe conn and he's called for the resignation of california. senator dianne feinstein, cand who chose not to run for feinstein's seat in 2024. and it's now co-chair of congresswoman barbara lee's campaign for senate tweeted it's time for senator feinstein to resign. we need to put the country ahead of personal loyalty. well, she has had a lifetime of public service. it is obvious she can no longer fulfill her duties. not speaking out, undermines our credibility as elected representatives of the people. feinstein who announced she will not seek reelection but will finish out her term has been absent from the senate and missed dozens of votes since coming down with shingles in february since democrats have the narrowest of majorities in the senate. it's had implications and definitely is creating some pretty serious issues for the democrats. >> in in the senate, particularly when it comes to judicial confirmations since senator feinstein's on the judiciary c

now back to the story of the foreign ministers gathering enough janice, dan, and for more on this event, let's cross live to host of our cheese worlds apart on a boy who joins us from some are can good morning. looks on a, could you share with us more details of this high level meeting? you know, as i have been listening to our news this hour, it strikes me that the most of what we are covering is some sort of reconciliation, diplomatic or completion effort either between the iranian so they saudis or some sort of regional policy countries joining hands joining efforts to improve stability, security and cooperation in diabetes neighborhoods and these high level meeting in summer cub his dedicated to the exact same thing, the neighboring countries coming together with a single effort of pulling together resources, pulling together pull policies and putting together that effort to bring stability to afghan it's done now i've gotten this done as you know, has been for decades, if not centuries referred, referred to as the heart of asia. but unfortunately, these parts has been discharged by

kron four's dan kerman has more. >> i feel very confident that he'll be brought to justice friends of bay area tech entrepreneur bob lee reacting to news of an arrest in his murder. so i'm i'm really happy that you know, his friends and family will. we'll be able to get some comfort out of this and probably more things go on. lee's longtime friend doug dalton says he does not know the suspect. >> the memo, many and with surprise police say the suspect in lee knew each other. also surprised bay area pr strategist sam singer many was our neighbor. >> singer says he's many in a shocked at his arrest. he says the suspect has a live work loft next to his in emeryville. ys besler building very nice fellow, very bright. >> the warm welcoming, typical bay area technology worker at big next to us. it has a giant pool table in the middle of the gourmet food. upscale stereo system. lots of technology putting wiring very warm and welcoming when the building. >> this is the business card singer received many before the web site was taken down. the company expand it marketed itself as a one-stop te

so dan, obviously more agents and more auditors.of people on the phones now to deal with questions they have. you are going to have a more active irs, period, right? >> yes we are. and neil, let me say this. i know it is unpopular but i'm going to say it anyway. the irs needs more resources. in all of those discussions about they are hiring 87000 new agents to do audits, that is not true. the irs is in a position right now where they cannot process returns. they cannot do their job. taxpayers need assistance from the irs. they simply can't get it. so they cannot function like this. so now, over the next two years what they are saying is they are going to be hiring 20000 people. 7000 of those people are going to be involved in enforcement. but the remainder are going to be involved in advancing technology, manning the call centers, modernizing the irs. moving away from paper filing. those things are necessary. i do not think people should start to panic. and if you are not cheating on your taxes you have nothing to worry about. x the

dan kerman has more. across the country.g trials are underway to see if the drug lecanemab can stop or slow memory loss. >> associated with alzheimer's disease, heart of birth and we might be able to operate treatment. court. >> that the bout broken before symptoms start. >> ucsf, neurologist, doctor julio rojas says the drug has been shown to reduce the amount of amyloid plaque in the brains of dementia. patients. and while those who took it in a previous study had less severe cases, they still continue to decline. this new trial gives the drug to people with significant levels of amyloid. plaque. but before they have symptoms of alzheimer's, the question right now is. >> what it is. what if produce that we know are effective in people with dementia. wait, what did that? we opened them before symptoms. start. and that that would allow us to maintain hopefully maintain people they are already or prevent some of the clients. >> those selected for the trial will get an infusion. every 2 weeks or once a month for a period of 4

news is projecting the milwaukee county judge has defeated former state supreme court justice dan celly. morere spent on the race make tg the most expensive judicial election in u.s. history the contest also received national attention because of the pivotal issues supported likely to decide including the state's ban on abortion and it's gerrymandered legislative maps she made abortion rights and overturning the gop drawn maps the center piece of her campaign here's what she told supporters last night soon after the race was called >> today's results mean two very important and special things first, it means that wisconsin voters have made their voices heard. they've chosen to reject partisan extremism in this state. and, second, it means our democracy will always prevail. >> and progressive democrat brandon johnson will be the next mayor of chicago johnson, a cook county commissioner and former teacher defeated the moderate in a bit of an upset. johnson's campaign focused on taxing the wealthy to boost services across the city and investing more in neighborhoods and schools. in his victory s

more than 400 people have now been killed. su dan's army battles, paramilitary, rivals, police in kenya exam more than 20 bodies as part of a probe into a cult, whose members believed starving themselves would allow them to go to heaven. but as they get tired of rest is blown wide open as by munich. suffer. another shot to fit mice. let the best of the bundles like action and more coming up and ah m. anthony how broken the program? sedans, army says it's facilitating d. evacuations of foreign nationals from the capital cartoon. more than a 150 people have already arrived in saudi arabia by ship. the kingdom says they include saudis, as well as nationals from 12 other countries. germany is also among the nations taking steps to bring back their citizens. the evacuations come a week after heavy fire broke out between the army and rival paramilitary forces. several attempts at cease fires have failed. as the fighting enters its 2nd week, many only venture out for urgent supplies, such as food, fuel and water. if they can find it. in different suit me, cities like cartoons of a sheer reside

more seasonal range next monday. ama: all right, thank you, spencer. dan: take a look at this rarest cipher sky watchers in sonoma county. isn't this cool? these are captured by kent porter of the press democrat. he says a cold front pushed through clouds last night, spreading the light show and he says it was the second time in exactly the month that the aurora borealis appeared in northern california. ama: that is super cool. still ahead, we are getting ready for the nfl draft. we want to tell you would be 49ers general did you know that the corn dog was born right here in illinois? no jane, i did not know that. cheese! woohoo! and the music. we're back when oldies music was called “newies.” (gasps) bye bye! ha ha ho. oh, i'm scared of heights too, grandma. but then i got tall! ha ha ha. illinois, the middle of everything! >> i heard you were really good in school. >> how can the community make progress? what is a viable solution? >> we love to see that kind of support happening in so many of our communities. >> the home appraisal process appears to be b

visit our website for more information and help. dan heard a lot about the pandemic's impact on downtown spaces. there are major headlines today that we think deserve your attention. that's why we are making the focus of tonight's deep dive at 11:00. we will start in san francisco. it's one of the last in the pack to recover nationwide. one of the worst affected in the first few months of this year. office vacancies were at their highest level ever recorded. we learned another major name. salesforce will be dumping the remaining office space at 350 mission st and subleasing it instead. this is not a pro to san francisco. many across the country are on high alert for the financial threat posed by america's empty offices. the pandemic brought a major change to how many businesses operate. >> for so many people, not going to the office is much as they have before has had a seismic impact on commercial real estate. dan: and the potential problem for america's banks. >> there's no question that there's some risk in the system associated with

ai is more dangerous than say mismanaged aircraft design for production maintenance or bad car production. it has the potential non-trivial and has the potential of civilizational destruction. dan: you have got one of the smartest guys on earth tilling us maybe we should slow down until we get our arms around this thing. let's get more local bit. what about the economy? experts are warning the rise of artificial intelligence could wipe out hundreds of millions of jobs worldwide. people will find something to do. but these are some of the same jobs people work to pay the bills and put food on the table. what about your healthcare. could ai become your doctor? how medicare advantage plans to use algorithms to cut off care for seniors in need. i guess the algorithm makes a life or death decision for people. the algorithm did the, sorry grandma died. and the threat to personal freedom. if you get anything from this monologue. understand this. the left can and will weaponnize artificial intelligence begins. that i can promise you based on their track record. chatgpt's language model created a fake episode of the joe rogan experience. it's a podcast. the results were absolutely mind

dan: that sounds like kind of a problem. even if the technology was benign, the people who might steal it or use it probably are not. elon musk hopes people wake up to it. >> ai is more dangerous than say mismanaged aircraft design or production maintenance or bad car production in the sense that it has the potential -- it is non-you trivial -- it has the potential of civilizational destruction. dan: you have got one of the smartest guys in the world saying we better slow this down. let's get more local about it. what about the economy? experts say the rise in artificial intelligence could wipe out 100 million jobs. what about your healthcare. could ai become your doctor? the boston globe. denied by ai. how ai could create algorithms to cut off medical care for seniors in need. if you get anything from this monologue. understand this. the left can and will weaponnize artificial intelligence begins. that i can promise you based on their track record. chatgpt's language model created a fake episode of the joe rogan experience. it's a podcast. the results were absolutely mind blowing. here is the fake clip from joe rogan. >> i'm not the real joe rogan. i am not joe roga

dan, just gets more and more troubling, and it's sort of like this drip, drip, drip, like if we had gotten information at beginning, we would be even more alarmed than i think americans were. and also i think stephen mosher makes a great point, these are not, you know, balloons like at a birthday party, these are spy ships, and they indicate based on everything else that we know that the chinese are doing, that they are preparing for war. >> yeah. you know, let's talk about a few things. so pete's on my show tonight, as he knows, he knows because he was there, and it's a really good hit. we were supposed to talk about one thing, me and pete, and we wound up going in a different correction on this leaker, the documents kid, and and that's tied to this china story. i'm not trying to hijack your segment, i promise, because the same thematic element applies here. the theme here is that, rachel, we've been lied to so often by our government about just about every significant, major issue of our time that nobody trusts anything they say anymore. i mean, we could go through the list, but the segm

in several cities on the west coast fentanyl and other illegal drugs killed more people than covid-19. that since 2020. dan got. >> reporter: this surprised us when we looked at numbers. that's right, fentanyl in many large west coast cities is killing far more people than covid. really the government seems powerless to address this crisis. in seattle for example, so far this year they're averaging 25 people dying each week from drug overdoses, vast majority of them fentanyl. compared that to one death every two weeks from covid. our camera was there for this overdose death in seattle. in san francisco, fentanyl killed 1000 more people than covid since the beginning of the pandemic in 2020. the health department puts out lots of numbers and graphs about drugs but law enforcement is non-exist tent. they want to focus on harm reduction. they want to get naloxone, named narcan to get into vending machines. in seattle you can get narcan and fentanyl test strips. here is one of the leading experts on the issue in seattle. >> health care intervention, it is a health care system intervention. that is not actually

dan: emergency responders showed up fast and help the bus driver. dylan is being honored for his work. he was so calm and decisive. good for him. ama: absolutely. one morethat's what the warriors need tomorrow night. dan: larry beil is here. larry: the dubs have solved their road woes. now can they finish off the kings tomorrow night at chase? kings tomorrow night at chase? early pantene's pro-vitamin formula repairs hair. as well as the leading luxury bonding treatment. for softness and resilience, without the price tag. if you know... you know it's pantene. [tap tap] my secret to beating sniff checks? secret dry spray. just spray and stay fresh all day. my turn. secret actually fights odor. and it's aluminum free. hours later, still fresh. secret works. larry: how quickly things can change. the warriors were facing a deficit, pondering the possible end of their dynasty. now they are one win away from advancing to round two of the nba playoffs. hard-fought road victory in sacramento last night. seems counterintuitive but draymond green's suspension may have helped the war years. he was looking to score in game three. early tip at chase tomorrow at 5:00

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made for more. ♪ dan: time for hot takes. outrageous stories you may have missed this week.ete hegseth. i don't know if you heard. major update. democrats are suddenly okay with insurrections begin. we had a protest in nashville hat turned into an insurrection on the floor. barack obama tweeted this. silencing those who disagree with us is a sign of weakness, not strength. he was responding to the lawmakers who led the insurrection getting expelled. i say bye, now, they didn't follow the rules. >> erosion of civility and democratic norms. letting activists into the chamber and grabbing bullhorn. the speaker of the house. you get more of what you tolerate. if you are going to tolerate legislators pretending to be activists taking over the house floor, the next time a legislator thinks they might want to do this, they will think twice. good on the tennessee republicans on this one. dan: they can run again for their seats, if they win, great. i'm asked often from people during my radio show, they will call in and say why is my liberal neighbor such an idiot. the "miami herald"

dan kerman has got more on that story. >> a u.s. district court judges ruled theranos ceo elizabeth holmes cannot remain free on bail while she appeals her conviction for deceiving investors by claiming her company had developed a revolutionary blood testing device that could detect multiple diseases. i'm not surprised with the court's ruling. >> and what the court said to holmes is i don't think you're a flight risk and i don't think you're a danger to the community, but time is up. you need to get started with your sentence. there's no substantial questionable all remaining that could change anything on appeal. holmes was convicted back in january of last year. and in november she was sentenced to serve more than 11 years in federal prison. >> this ruling means she must surrender to authorities. april 27th to begin her time behind bars. but legal analysts say there likely will be a further delay if she appeals her. >> team will go after this judge's ruling today and say we want to go to the 9th circuit and she may want to even go

more tha $500. that is great to hear. dan: a famous chef and humanitarian is bringing his food to the bay area. jose andrew is opening a new restaurant located at the stanford shopping center at palo alto. andres is familiar to the bay area. he donated 500 meals to flood victims in january. the meals were from the nonprofit he founded in 2010, world central kitchen. the program provides meals to people affected by natural disasters. ama: we want to get a check on the weather. dan: sandhya patel is back with the four test -- the forecast. sandhya: we will go from sunshine to rain. before the rain i want to show you this beautiful full moon tonight. this is a time lapse taking you back in time. visibility, good enough to capture this, seeing all the craters on the moon. it will look a little different to get satellite and radar show there is a system, the store -- storm is heading in our direction so we start out with clouds and those increase into tomorrow. there are high clouds on live doppler 7, temperatures in the 30's and 50's. you may have noticed it doesn't feel as cold as last time. tempe

dan crenshaw. your demanding more from answers from the centers for disease control about the pandemic era messaging the guidance, now they're pulling the original vaccines off the market, they claim they're amending it. what do you want to learn. >> i think they undermine the cut ability of the cdc. when we have hurricanes heading to florida and the national hurricane center says it's coming towards florida nobody doubts the hurricane center and budget if they didn't people did it prepare that's how we need to have the cdc operate the people of lost confidence not just the guidance that is conflicting and constantly changing but it seems to me into a lot of people to be influenced by politics. what role did the teachers union play and having them continue with the mandates and recommendations of keeping kids out of school. i think they contributed the vaccine hesitancy by recommended vaccines that are not to be testing young children despite evidence for example myocarditis another type related now with the benefits of a vaccine. perhaps the worst spokesperson the cdc has ever had, the current head